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Welcome to the Department of Construction Services (DCS)
The mission of DCS is to provide quality environments for safe and effective student learning as economically as possible and in a schedule consistent with the District’s needs.
DCS includes professional and technical employees as well as cross-trained employees who work as a team to provide the following services (among others):
- Construction, renovation, and remodeling of schools and facilities
- Sale of surplus properties to generate revenue for the District
- District-wide, comprehensive assessment of the District’s 8.3 million s.f. of facilities
- Maintain District archives, As-Builts, and closeout documents (Plans Room)
- Permitting functions (DEP, EPA, SWFWMD, Building Official, etc.)
- Land acquisitions
- Conduct Educational Plant Surveys and required spot surveys for Board approval
- Update and maintain Florida Inventory of School Houses (FISH) documentation, and submit annually to local fire and law enforcement entities
- Coordinate traffic (vehicular and pedestrian) studies
- Comply with concurrency
- Create, negotiate, and maintain all Interlocal Agreements
- Act as a liaison with Manatee County Government
- Assist in the coordination of crosswalk operations
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We are located just east of the 27th Street E. & 26th Ave. E intersection.
School District of Manatee County
Department of Construction Services
R.G. Matzke Support Center
1 Matzke Way, Building 7
Bradenton, FL 34208Phone: 941-708-8800, x44052
Fax: 941-708-8832
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